yardstick造句

Be a yardstick of quality.

A yardstick slides out of his pants.

Real results should be the yardstick for measuring success.

Fair or not, they've adopted IT certifications as that yardstick.

This is an important yardstick against which all reform proposals should be measured.

When he stoops to get the yardstick, a print cartridge drops out of his coat.

She was a yardstick against which I could measure my achievements.

Our paycheck, our title, or some other artificial yardstick gives us temporary entree into the world of the Accepted.

Fatally, European decisions end up being judged against the sole yardstick of sovereignty, rather than that of Britain's interests.

And in his anger he took the yardstick from the wall, and drove him out with blows.

The exchange rate that leaves a Big Mac costing the same in dollars everywhere is our fair-value yardstick.

The "eight honors, eight disgraces" raised by President Hu Jintao is becoming the new moral yardstick to measure the work and conduct of Communist Party officials.

These so-called baryon acoustic oscillations offer another yardstick for measuring the expansion rate of the universe over time and putting limits on the value of dark energy.

Not knowing her times tables, she was paralyzed with fear that the teacher who smacked students' hands with a yardstick would call on her.

In addition to films, awards and advertisements, magazine covers are also an important yardstick to measure an actress 'ranking and popularity.

It fully embodies the Party's fundamental purpose of serving the people wholeheartedly. It is the ultimate yardstick to guide, assess, and test all governance activities of the Party.

He also provides us with a yardstick for measuring the chances that the Arab awakening this spring will meet his three tests of political order (not high, at least not yet).